Welcome to the Championship match of the Nintendo Enthusiast\’s Zelda Fan Favorite Tourney! Here, your favorite Zelda titles will butt heads in a one-on-one battle to determine what game you, the fans, feel is the greatest one of all! This one\’s for all the marbles, ladies and gentlemen, so make sure that you get your vote in. Whichever game wins this match ends up coming home with the invaluable imaginary internet bragging rights trophy! Sounds spiffy, right? Well, even if not, make sure to get your vote in here anyway!

Today\’s Matchup

Original release: November 19, 2006

Original release: November 21, 1998

– Vote for which Zelda game you like more by stating it in the comment section of this article.Be specific. If I\’m not sure what game you\’re voting for, it won\’t count. .

– Once you vote, you may NOT edit or change it – the vote is locked in for the duration of the match. If I discover a voter is editing/changing their votes, I will not count it for that match. If it becomes a habitual issue, users will be banned from the tournament entirely. It is a very simple rule. Please follow it. .

Users may vote this match until it closes at midnight (EST), September 7th. From 12:01 AM on September 7 on, the match is locked, and no further votes will be counted. In the event of a tie, I will announce a sudden death tiebreaker, where the next new vote wins.

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Giving it to Twilight Princess. I still say it's the quintessential console Zelda experience (the GC version, at least), and has yet to be topped in terms of overall quality.
Ocarina may be the greatest game of all time, considering its influence on the entire gaming world, but within the series, its been surpassed by almost every console Zelda to come after it.